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Why did the colonists not believe the french and indian war was fought on their behalf?

Why did the colonists not believe the french and indian war was fought on their behalf?
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Why did the colonists not believe the french and indian war was fought on their behalf?

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They claimed that it was fought to protect the colonists. However, the colonists knew that it was fought for British financial interests

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